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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-28
TWENTY-ONE PASSENGERS BURT

A RAILROAD ACCIDENT ~ TENNEssEE--MARyEL-
LOUs ESCAPES FROM DEATH.
NASHVILLE, Sept 27 (Speeiab.-Twenty-one persons
less injured in accident which occurred
on the Mobile aud Ohio Railroad near Jackson. Tenn.
this morning The baggage car jumped the track and
the other went after It, going down an embankment
j. b. Jones. mail ager.; ira Perkins, baggage master
G. W. Karsner OF Florence. Ala and Mrs T. C. Terry Of
Columbus. Miss. severely injured.
The coaches thrown forty feet from the track and
some turned completely over The was almost In.
decrbabe and children screaming for help and
release FROM the closed All however, rescued
ana medical attention given.
Among those less seriously injured Dr.
]. A. Crook. OF Jackson; ii. q. Depew, St. Louis,
general traffic manager. hip and head cut; NJ. L.
Neeks, wife aud child, Jackson. slight injuries stephen
Rosenburg. Trenton Mo-, and wife and three children
nnhurt; NJ ID. Johnson Cayce. Ky. Detective De Foron
Mobile, Ala; W. f. Neal aud wife Brmingham Ala. ;
j. W. Dunning. express messenger; Fayette Barnes,
colored, Bethel SprnE Tenn. Claude j.
Price. Naval Cadet, Bonneville. Miss +. A.
Naylor Oak Grove. Miss T.. ID. Slater. Florence Ala; g.
w. Carsner. Florence Ala Moses Ray. brakeman; h. C..
Williams T. I. George. John 4 KOdsmith, DR. George
Isserd Mrs T. e. Coffee and child. OF Meridian Miss
Mrs NJ r. David Peoria. ILL.,: Misses Annie David, Nora
Bryan and Jennie Hicks. OF Wag Point. Miss Cemmie
Davis, Columbus Mss and Nettie Griffin, Enterprise
Miss.
IL will be Iate tomorrow before the running of trains
will be resumed. The breaking Of truck and bad
track are the given for the wreck.
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TIP coprs or NAVAL CONSTRUCTORS.

WASHINGTON sept 27.-Naval Constructor Thomas
r. webb. who Is at the head OF the list oil NaVai
Constructors with the relative rank OF captain ana
il supcrntendng the construction OF the new cruisers
at Cramps yards, has been oucrcd 10 appear o'io''
n medical board on account of ulhcalth. HIS sue
cesor has not Yet been selected but CHEZ Constructor
ison stands next In lire Of promotion to the actual
rank of Captain and Naval Constructor and "ian l.
MIntonye. to the rank OF Commander Constructor Il
" Boush who holds the relative rank oil Lieutenant,
Also rctres next month The corps OF coh-'inc,o,s
bas becu considerably reduced In numbers Oh lhle
years by retifcnenis ana deaths, WhlIc plOuIJnots
irum the grade OF Assistant Constructor haNo uoSn n
si",r tiree of the officers Of this grade having hold
that rank without advancement Tor tM''e Nclrs ror
an the llst arc ali engaged Important duty IL VIII
probably he necessary 10 detail an Assistant Cons,u.or
10 snncrtntcnd tbr construction of the new cruscre
a duty which ls now being discharged by the Noh-
siruotOr OF highest rank n thc ser''C"
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PLANS or COUNT MITKIEWICZ.

Washington letter 10 The Boston Traveller.
I had u talk with the count day or two ago.
In the course Of our conversation he said "As far
as the Chinese concession goes do not care snap
of my finger for the filings at me In the newspapers.
Nothing can change that because the papers nave
all been signed, sealed and delivered ana nothing
now remains for me 10 do except to collect the money
witch has been subscribed by the Phila'lei phia
:, ndicate You viii be SURPRISED when you hear
the nancs OF who are backing this enterprise
I should be foolish II did not acknowledge that
mnny of the attacks uron my personal character
have hurt mo severely. ! am man OF family and
yncctcd bet treatment at tho hands or tho pro5s,
csnccIay when have secured concession which the
English and French capitalists have been after ior tho
last twenty years .
This f. not political affair at all IL IL merely
gigantic commercial enterprise which VIII prove OF I'M
n.e benefit TO the United states, binding together as
n will tho union of China and this country The irst
thing To be done will bo the establishment OF the ma
tonal bank there, OF which am To DO vicepresdent
The telegraph and telephone, railroad ana other pro-
iecs which are fully cared for In our plans, VIII re-
Sevo attention after we have put the banking inter
cst into practical operation propose to return TO
China I'm the Of the next three or four months
Tho mandarIns who accompanied me TO this countW
win not stat for the FlOwery Kingdom before next
spring They will be the guests of the Minister al
inc legation building, and enjoy the excitement AND
hosnitalty of the social season. ] cannot speak fur
hcr 10 you about the concession but will predict that
inside of six mo- tbs the very newspapers who are VII
ying mo now will be the oudest to Sing my praise
Wien they come to understand what have accom-
pIishod"
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yrwsDE,1ERs opposfve "rHE HERALD"

The West Side ncvsdealeIs held meeting last high' !"
Goods news agency No. 1884 broadway III ofd"f - UT
panlze and take steps induce The Herald TO Nio"
them their formr commission OF one cent on the suu"
edition. Until last week this was nve cent paper anu
they maid four cents for But last Sunday appeared
as three cent paper and they had 10 pay Two ana one
fourth cents thus reducing their profit by oneoufth
cent About forty persons were present aud they formed
netm,nent organizaton under the name OF the West
side Newslealers Association. The following ohcers
were elected President NJ. s. Griffin OF NO 100 SINH
ave- yice-residen s. L. England, Twenty ana
slxthaye.: secretary, Frank Smith. Nneeenthst ana
Echthaye treasurer Charles Schneider. No i022 Sixth
ave sergeant-at-arms Christian Loose, NO l3i Clnon
Mace. A. ;. Mesy, OF No. $40 SiNthsNc-; Thomas
D0nahuc, Thirty sccond-t. and ionr'h'a\e. 0h"r,rs
schncider and =. Grimm were ap
appointed the committee TO walt on l las
NewsdcaIets Union No. VIII hold
special meeting NJ no =, n. ryI.,1S
sixth.st 20 appoint n onmtee TO walt on me HeTdfa
al the same time Thursday Several representatives OF
,he East Side Association were present last
night There are about 1900 newsdealers in all
In Ncw-York CITY. .he meeting adjourned TO meet
again on Thursday evening $50 and receive the re,
mort of their committee after IL has waited on me HeTod
and presentel the demands OF the association
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Special Y ,nre3.
Post OHce Notics

Should be read daily by all interested Is changes may
Letters f5r foreign eountrie. need not specially
G y s q a% Of and
letters rot specially addressed being sent BY The
promptly in ali Ss,sa Il tni, . nss Is toio~s
WEDNESDAY--At a. m. for Jamaica. Iuagua. Greytown
Busaeds savaslI. &C. per steamship HthOs at Am
deter! e!
,% S ss be s.
saslsG a. ! p m seisam dir.ot peg steamship
=. Antwerp S'Tr n %Hi s. :, d ssss
coPtsu and sasisnaia pee steamship CITY Of D4i.s
land, via Plymouth, cherbOars and h.pbSrs; at m.
Steamship !Ss canp' CIV
% a. "a iss
s Sisason p ss1 steamer rom aalisx
fer s,,s Esr1S p "a, sa.ss
and rsrqs, mus, Ss ss. ss,
@a %S!'. Austria psomars sssisa Soss:y sa:s. AMI
B B1sSss ..r
sass J s's n. s..ssraaa: s,sc'1a
@ Sd ST1. sSs
s sfs'% s:%ss F.ssS
nsy .S.s, Ssysss $.p%SSs
direct per steamship Kiel; p m. for
scotland iireos per steamship AnohorA vie 9tssxsw
Qettsrs must be directed per Anoaorso at 23J N.
Tor Europe per steamship City Of Richmond via Qneens
town.
sUNDAY-Atsp m. for Costa RcA via Limon. per steam
ship Fox hail. from Nsw.orieana
Mails Islands steamship Australia iron
San Franciscol close hero October ~ at "a Malls
FOR China aud steamship CITY o. sydney ttr,n
San Franciscol close hero October = AZ Mails
for Australia, New-zsaisnd Sanawieh, Fl and ;.
s %ssa sass sss re- ' SsseSss
Newi ork steamship Germanic with British malls Zoe
AustraIa Mails the society fsanis sniD City of
Pspelti tfron san Francisscl cp,s hms Octahss "a
at7um Mails Cuba. br rail- 10 Tampa Pa. and
thence oy steamer. Key West Pa. Glaze st this
office Illly At 2i30 "A.
srhs schedule Of closing o. Trans Pacific nsils
ranged on presumption OF their unnterupta ovesland
transit 10 Francisco Malls from the East arriving
time francisco the Day Of calling 81 steamers
dispatched thence the same day.
HENRY q: PEARSON. nossnasSsss
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TIE MUXsOY Wills DECLARED vOID.

NEw.HAvES. Sept 81 (spec'ab.-In the Probate Court
to-day Judge Robertson decided the lannon's Munson
will case by setting aside will made by Mrs.
H. r. Munson shortly before her disease on the ground
that undue influence used 20 induce her TO draw the
will
The indigo also SGT aside will made In 1858 In which
Mrs Muns0n left her property 10 her husband on Tue
ground hat u divorce from her husband rendered ~
void the fact that she remarked her
husband six days after the divorce was GRATED.
The property to about 100000 and about enc
half of this amount has been expended In litigation Ono
REGULARITY OF Is that the court Will now dispose
az the property the same both Wills directed
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HARMONY BY COMPRESSION.


arrainsd before the people the Republican LEGISLATURE for
II. b , Of the q the to ,sis
Of tho people in the Legislature according its result The
'
his IN
RspaSea' with confusion
sppoinmsns pnSs oeers subject the Senatorial
hrmaton the ca1sc bat Just ANALYSIS OF their UNEQUAL ana
the veto % curb
the q the i9d1 e.
hsTs Of the ss
1t seemed If Mr. Raines threw little more fer
vor into his illusions to Governor Hill than into
those to President Cleveland, and the convention
seemed to respond accordingly, but the difference
was unimportant in either case The speech was
received with enthusiasm of the mildest possible
type. When it was concluded the following were
elected temporary secretaries: Philo H. Backus,
William L. Delaney, Thomas T. Gilroy. w. Harry
Appleton William Carvelho and John Harnett.
The usual motions for the appointment of COM
mIttees followed. BOurke Cochran made the mo-
tion for the appointment of the Committee on Con-
tested Seats, being thus marked out its probable
chairman. This was thought to foreshadow the
complete exclusion of Irving Hall. Ex-Governor
DorsheImer moved the appointment of the Com
ittee on Platform. AS this business was going
roll called. During this the appearance of Robert
Is. Mooney, with the credentials Of Irving HaIl,w
loudly appauded by the walking delegates" OF
that organization in the back of the hall.
APPLAUSE FOR THE VOLUNTEER.
In the midst of the committee announcement the
secretary read dispatch declaring that the Voun-
tccr a mile and a half ahead of the Thistle
Tbs awoke the first enthusiasm of the day, and
then ~ the midst of the applause an ancient mar
Iner on the platform called for three cheers for the
Volunteer and swung his hat over his gray hairs
The convention joined IN With hearty will. Soon
after a recess was taken until 8 o'clock in the
evening to give plenty of time for the long wrang;cs
before he Committee on Contested Seats
In the evening, numerous spectators gathered
around the sea of empty chairs where me conyen-
ton should have been sitting aud were grIeved To
see Sheriff Grant in behalf of the Committee on
Contested Seats. move adjournment until to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock. Judge Duffy voted
for the motion and it was carried.
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Ivrpsr TO COSMETICS

FT0fn The San FTuHCtscU CTtTV"'''es
A grown.up man, a man OF mature years, would mol
have done IL He would have put his arm around hcr
and said gently -. -. .,..,,u n.
doesn't make you look nice" a. a.,
And she would nave told him that she thought Il did
srI ar NJ like that At the best she wouldn't
have taken any notice OF the remonsrancc but ne was
:, vo1ug man and that his way. lie was gong
30 ake her 10 the theatre and knowing her pecuilaIy
he mi 30 WIDER puff and box Of rouge In MS pocket
when she came down stairs he she WAS decorated B
usual He immediately pulled out his rouge and powder
and painted himsef up.
" What are ron doingf"
"Ohly making myself handsome"
az win not 10 cut with you like that
why mott"
&C. IL would mortify mc to DEATH"
"Well but you're just like that
"rhats different thing"
SWELL ri mako bargain. you VIII wash on yours
will wash of mine"
ave don't 20 out then"
"All right" IT., ..u
gain she was very pretty after that
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MS PayDALL THE TWIST on CLEVELANDf

Tho ,alk ahont a breach between Congressman
Randall and President Cleveland has received fresh
impetus In Democratic circles OF this city ID sioy from
Waahipnron The story II that Mr.. Randall ana ms
friends were discussing the reported disposition OF the
and the low tariff Democrats 10 make the ex-
snesker take hack seat in the party IL not TO run hin
out Of altogether When the discussion hsd reaeeH
narcuiary animated stage 1t IL said Mr. Randall WIN
some emphas asserted that II he took into his head
he could ruin the present National Administration anu
destro President Cievelands chances OF denomination
The speaker Is reported TO have said that just be-
fore the Allentown convention President Clevel,nd
with his own hand, wrote letter 10 Supeiihtehneh'
For of the PhiIadephia Mint. winch. u made public,
wonid reflect much credit on President
civil Service Reform ideas The letter, as Mt Rhnuh
Is said 10 have described IT, was specimen OF pouca
insolence and the embodiment OF bosssm IN politcs
This was the OF the story which Is now gos
the rounds Of the hotel corridors aud the CLUBS IN "as
ipgtOn and in this city.
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF w.YORK.......TUEsDAY, SEPT q, rs

PORT OF ESDAf, SEPT n, 1887
ARRIVED.
Steamer City OF San Antonio Wilder. Key West days
with nidse. ant passengers 10 @ Mallory " Co.
Steamer Tallahassee Dagsetf savannah with mdss
aDi passengers to Henry Yonge.ic
Steamer Regulator, Ingram Wilmington, N Q, days
with milse and to VIM p Clyde a Co.
ship WIN Douglass tBrl McDouea. Antwerp 20 dava
with mdse TO order. vessel 10 J w Parker q Co.
ship Charles Denuis Allen yerpos Aug ls with sails
70 order; yesse to J w Elweii 4 Co.
Bark Landskrona Sinclair Antwerp 81 days with
mdse TO ORDER vessel to Snow & Burgess.
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
BRISTOL. Sept 27-Arrived. Mneola t3r Evans
from New.York.
Sent 27-Saied steamer Crystal iIr, Stannard
for Nav York
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RIJBY ROYAL

Of Horny Abel6 Reims This wine. Of bright crimson
ruby color possesses exceptional merit in all the
charac ersiics OF dryness mcllowness OF flavor and
decacy Of fragrance being the choce't product Of the
champagne country.
IL served for the first time in America at the en-.
tertanment given Mrs Grover Cleveland by gentle
well known Boston society," at his summer resi-
dence In Marion the 4th OF August last where was
the only champagne used II can be tried at first class
places
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THE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDIcArIoNs-FoR "a HOURS.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 27.For New England. and Eastern
NswYork threatening weather with rain. nearly station
airy light TO fresh variable winds becoming
eastery aud increasing In force
For Delaware, NowJersey and Eastern Pennsylvania,
rainy weather. nearly stationary temperature winds be-
coming fresh TO brisk and on the coast high cast
erly
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threatening weather. With ru, nsary stationary tom
DEATH OF PJYKAS7

DEATH OF Pa YMASTERGEyERlL T. T. DUyy.
BALTIMORE. Sept 2Z.--Edwari I. Dunn. retired Pay
OF the Navy died at his onc in this city
to-day at tho age OF seventy six lie born In
the District Of Columbia and appointed to the
vice In 1881: commissioned Paymaster General 10
1871 aud was retired In 1873
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TRIBUNE OFFICE Sept Isl A. M-Generally fair
weather yesterday followed By cloudusss at night
There little change in the barometer The tempera-
ture ranged between AZ ana CO." the average 1902
being l4Te lower than the corresponding day last
year. and 2i4o higher than on Monday. 49,
In and near thls city to-day there wiu presaoy DO
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THE COMING CONVENTION IN MASSACHUSETTS.

THE COMING CONVENTION IN MASSACHUSETTS. "
BosroS sept 26 tSpeciah. The appearances tonight
Indicate that to morrows Republican State Convention
VIII be a quiet affair." having little to do eXceat to renom
nate the old State ticket. with the substitution OF Al
bert y. Pillsbury ex-president OF the senate' ior
Attorney General. in place OF Edgar A. SHERMAN
appointed to the supreme Court and to adopt platform
winch will contain strong protective plank an equally
Endorsement OF Civil ser, reform and arepetton
o. last year recoinme pdnton that prohbitory const
tiunal amendment lie submitted 10 the people Possibly
the last plank may create slight breeze bat even tha
ripple surface OF an otherwise calm convention
Ii imp fObable. - +, 49,, al, oro
over which there has been any contest put
tonight Mr. Plllsbury has SHOWN so
Luueh strength that the friends or ms
chief opponent District Attorney WalwOrth or me WASH
ington District have practically given up al nope OF
success The gathering OF delegates tonight mas Deen
auet less than the usual number appearlns mt sueh
visited the mead quarters bring hatteruE rcpors
pointing % nearly old-tine Republican majority ih
M
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Glnd.tcncs Recent Tribute to the Consultation
meritcd IL beautiful Tribute the OF
Kinney Bros Gross Country" Full Dress" Latest
English" and "whtc.Caps" are received without numb r.
The finest cigarette made Choice selected stock lie by
hand. KINNEY TOBACCO CO., Nsw.York.
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MARRIED.

Teari-e mp the Streets Causes Disease
that appears the forms or rheumatic and other pains
which Benson's Plasters promptly relieve
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scrofula and scroiulous Affections In ell their forms
cured by Dr. Jayne's Alternative. by persistng In
its use, the faint Is driven from the system. =.
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cAsHIye A oHEcK IN PARIS

Ycx Rathburn the grain trader. got back yesterday
from Europe He Jaw Charley Lane IN L1ndol; TIE
Msrsh's money was living at The Hotel Mctropole In
ene style In London BE seemed 70 dsss Aeelusen wnen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-28

ceeds william Bookstaver, Hill Democrat. from the
XXXIvth District From present appearances Pres.
dent Cleveland can command the support OF twenty
members OF the Democratic State Committee and Gov
Hill command the support Of fourteen men,
beers.
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MANN-STEWART-At Marcngo. Ind. September rs
1897. by the Rev. j. T. Taylor. Edward IT, Mann. ir.
New-Albany Ind. to Minnie U. Stewart OF the former
place.
THOMAs-FLETCHER-o On TUESDAY: septsmber 81. 1887,
Christ Church. Bay Ridge. L T., bv the Kew. J. H.
Ranger Robert u. Thomas to Mary " Fletcher daughter
Of Virginia FLETCHER
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Dist. Name.
XvIII-Edw'd Murphy. jr.
XIX-D. Cady Herrick.
Xx-John Foley.
XXI-George S. Weed,
XXlI-Thomas Spratt.
KILLS. Mason smith.
XXfV-Clinton Bcckwith.
XXV-Wm. b. Kirk, ir.
XXVI-Charles w. Brown.
XXVII-Wm. A. Pouclier.
XXVII-Wm. l.. Muller.
XxIX-C. c. u. walker.
XXX-Levi q. Deiand,
XXXI-Sot elected.
XXXIT-Peter G. DOYLE.
|XXXTII-J0hn NJ. Wiley.
XXXIV-James McMahon.
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AJwnys Usc pIntt's CbIoridps
Glnd-teuc'. Recent Tribute

dsin the drains water closets sinks sibes
cellars vaults odoress liquid. Reliable powerful
cheap. sold by DIR uggsts and grocsrs
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CHERRY.MALT PHOsPHTTEs
contains Wild cherry. malt and hypophosphites
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prrCrtoy II, AIDS AT BALTIMORE.


BALTIMORE Sept ~ Especially -Disgraceful scenes
were Witnessed at the machine Democratic primaries
today. Tonight the police stations are hled Win
rowdes caught repeating aud attempting To commit
fraud al the polls There necessity for primary
elections so far as tho Mayoraty nominations con-
eerned German could it'd man with suiiieut
doodle TO run excepting General +. c. Lafrooe'
who has already served two terms, bat Is wiling
to pay $4,000 again for the hOhor me VI.
ter light, however, was over the CITY couhcii can-
didates. There three factions, one led oy trahh
Morrison " tho Crescent Clue anu also pico
dem OF the National Electric Light Association hooert
J. Slater led another faction. and tue third WAS unuer
who was rewarded by his chief by the appointment ~
naval Officer OF the port OF Baltimore. The hreilngs OF
these men to day resorted to all kinds OF dirty pouca
work in the Interests OF tbeir chiefs. Ihcre were
frequent fights win police Gangs Oh ePcsIers "ere
taken from The upper to the lower wards ana Voteu.
The election farce throughout touch Oh huinnI
by the Morrison men, Their candidate III .n9
Fifteenth Ward refused TO and they then
Wing Yon, a Chnaman, for City Couuclman ana Isl, SIX
other Chinese laundry for mayoralty delegates ls
Morrison men cave this ticket 100 votes such wrans
ling between Democratic factions has seldom psIoe
been seen here. There number OF broken heaos'
UNITED LABOR PARTY PRIMARIES
Primaries were held IN the various Assembly Dstricts
last night by tho United Labor party, when delegates
were county convention OF the party u DO
held October ), in Cooper Union
(For other Political Neos see THIRD fngeD
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an a rrpr Nv enpIxnr nnMpINY

FAILURE OF FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
LINCOLN. Nsb, Sept 81 tspeciai. Tho Lincoln Fire
Insurance Company has failed receiver will he mp
pointed 70 wind up ts aairs The stockholders wiz lose
everything they invested. varying from So'opo 70
100000.
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memDcrs
Dist. Name.
I-Carl Meyer. jr.
II-Jehn Y. McKane.
III--James W. Ridgway,
IV-John McCarty,
Violin Cottier.
VI-John Il Voorhis,
VII-Bourke C0ckran.
VIII-Nicholas Muller.
IX-Willlam X. Grace.
x-Edward Cooper.
XI-Edwafd Cahill.
XIT-Aug'tJ. Laux.
XITI-Edward Kearney.
XVII ID. Huntington,
XV-George w. Weiant,
: XVI-John O'Brien.
XVU-Charles Preston.
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DIED.

Notices OF marriages must be inaorsea riL Jau name
ard address